Doctoral student in High-Performance Computing
This PhD position at KTH Royal Institute of Technology is focused on high-performance computing within the third-cycle subject of Computer Science. The research centers on performance analysis, development, and optimization of scientific simulation codes, with applications spanning plasma physics, computational fluid dynamics, and molecular dynamics. The work targets large-scale computational systems equipped with GPUs and other accelerators, and explores advanced topics such as mixed-precision numerical methods, integration of machine learning into computational workflows, and coupling quantum computing with high-performance computing for scientific applications. The successful candidate will join a dynamic and international research environment, collaborating with industry partners and leading universities worldwide. KTH offers a supportive workplace with employee benefits, a monthly salary according to the doctoral student salary agreement, and guidance for relocating to Stockholm, Sweden. The institution emphasizes equality, diversity, and a positive study environment. Admission requirements include a second cycle degree (typically a master's), or equivalent academic credits, and English proficiency at the level of English B/6. Selection criteria focus on personal skills such as goal orientation, perseverance, independence, collaboration, professionalism, and analytical ability. The position is full-time, temporary, and intended for up to four years, with possible renewal periods. Applications must be submitted via KTH's recruitment system and include a CV, academic transcripts, language certificates, certified translations if necessary, and representative publications. The application deadline is November 2, 2025. For further information, Professor Stefano Markidis is the proposed supervisor and can be contacted at [email protected]. KTH is committed to advancing education, research, and innovation for a sustainable society, and offers an attractive environment for personal and professional growth.
